Back at WWDC in June, Apple immediately launched iTunes in the Cloud exclusively in the United States. However Apple has now rolled out iTunes in the Cloud for internationally users as well, which offers the ability to re-download previously purchased items from the iTunes Store to any registered device.
The update has added a "Purchased" tab to the iTunes Store app in iOS, offering users access to an iCloud-hosted list of their purchased tracks. Automatic downloads are also supported by iTunes in the Cloud, which allows users to purchase content on one device and have it automatically appear on any other device they own.
Reports have indicated that Apple has been working hard to secure International rights for the iCloud music portion in time for last week's iPhone 4S event.
As of now, there have been received reports of iTunes in the Cloud going live in the following additional countries: Australia, France, Ireland, Mexico, Netherlands, Spain and the UK.
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The update has added a "Purchased" tab to the iTunes Store app in iOS, offering users access to an iCloud-hosted list of their purchased tracks. Automatic downloads are also supported by iTunes in the Cloud, which allows users to purchase content on one device and have it automatically appear on any other device they own.
Reports have indicated that Apple has been working hard to secure International rights for the iCloud music portion in time for last week's iPhone 4S event.
As of now, there have been received reports of iTunes in the Cloud going live in the following additional countries: Australia, France, Ireland, Mexico, Netherlands, Spain and the UK.
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